Vivid Sydney announces 2021 dates, new festival director
Sydney’s annual festival of light, music and ideas has announced its 2021 dates and a new festival director.
Sydney Opera House
Claudel – a genius with feet of clay
History might have forgotten Camille Claudel but a new play is set to give this extraordinary French sculptor her due recognition.
Yesterday, today and Trevorrow: the lowdown on the man behind Bob Downe
Travis de Jonk interviews Mark Trevorrow – profiling the man behind the safari suit-wearing, helmet haired icon, Bob Downe.
Out & About Sydney: March 2021
Sydney is positively packed with events in March – which is officially Art Month and the month of Mardi Gras, the Greek Festival, St Patrick’s Day, International Women’s Day and much more!
Opinion: further ferry foolishness
Freshwater Class ferry advocate Geoffrey R Usher responds to NSW Government plans to keep just one of the iconic ferries on for “weekend work”.
Little lady, big legacy
Diminutive in stature and name but big in personality and talent, the late Jeanne Little was a true original.
Foil the ferry fiasco
Geoffrey R Usher reflects on the value of retaining Sydney’s famous Freshwater-class ferries, which the NSW Government wants to scrap.
Crown Sydney: icon or eyesore?
Not since Blues Point Tower opened in 1962 has a new skyscraper polarised Sydney as much as Crown Tower.
A Sydney story called Paris Nights
Author DM Crawford on the motivations behind his autobiographical novel Paris Nights, which explores ’80s gay Sydney.
The eye in the sky
Sydney Tower opened to the public 39 years ago this month and is still the pinnacle of the city, writes Rita Bratovich.